This article focuses Dave Williams, Ph.D, and his work with IHI.
Category: Institute for Healthcare Improvement
IHI Recognizes 162 Health Systems for Age-Friendly Care
Becker’s Hospital Review published a brief article about the 162 hospitals and health care practices that received recognition as part of the Age-Friendly Health Systems initiative.
Join IHI for Leading Conference on Improving Health and Health Care
The 2019 IHI National Forum on Quality Improvement in Health Care provides a stellar platform to hear about successes and challenges and to harness evidence-based solutions to some of the biggest issues facing health and health care in the US and throu…
WIHI: Let’s Get to Work on Waste in Health Care
October 3, 2019 | One third of annual helath care spending is atrributable to waste. What is the root cause of non-value-added waste, and how can health systems reduce it?
Deming’s Old (Timeless) Teachings are Still Relevant for Healthcare Today
The recent SSIR article, “10 Lessons From Health Care on Quality Improvement” by Pedro Delgado, Maureen Bisognano, and Joe McCannon was examined in post on Mark Graban’s Lean Blog, a popular and well-read site about improving hospitals and other types …
Sarasota Memorial Hospital Receives ‘Age-Friendly’ Recognition
Sarasota Memorial Hospital received recognition as an Age-Friendly Health System.
The Return on Investing in Elder Care
Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare published an in-depth story on the business case for age-friendly care.
Reflections on the Chronic Care Model—23 Years Later
Don Berwick published an article in the August edition of Milbank Quarterly and highlights IHI’s work.
10 Lessons From Health Care on Quality Improvement
Joe McCannon, Pedro Delgado, Maureen Bisognano co-authored this article on quality improvement.
The Future of Healthcare: “Either the federal government or state governments must create health planning functions to oversee the system” with Dr. John B. Chessare, CEO of GBMC HealthCare in Baltimore, Maryland
John B. Chessare, MD, MPH notes that his favorite resource is the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and our website: www.ihi.org.
